The Argentine side holds around eighty percent of the falls and puts visitors on catwalks running above, beside and directly over the water, ending at the platform on the lip of the Devil's Throat. A small train links the circuits inside the national park. Coatis and butterflies are everywhere along the trails.
Related activities
Upper and lower circuits
Full-day walk of both catwalk circuits and the Devil's Throat.
How to get to Iguazú Falls (Argentine side)
Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) sits in Argentina. It pairs well with Recoleta Cemetery, Teatro Colón, San Telmo Market, so you can group them on the same day.
Tips for your visit
Related things to do here include Upper and lower circuits.
Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) FAQ
Where is Iguazú Falls (Argentine side)?
Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) is in Argentina.
What is near Iguazú Falls (Argentine side)?
Nearby places include Recoleta Cemetery, Teatro Colón, San Telmo Market, Uco Valley.
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